Shared Shores: The Legacy and History of Puerto Ricans in the U.S. Virgin Islands

Puerto Rican migration to the U.S. Virgin Islands shaped communities, culture, and identity across both territories. This piece explores their shared history, the contributions of Puerto Rican families, and the importance of preserving these intertwined Caribbean narratives.

Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Park (Centro Ceremonial Indígena Caguana)

Explore the rich legacy of the Classic Tainos in Puerto Rico and the greater Caribbean, from ancient ceremonial sites like Caguana to enduring linguistic and cultural influences—underscoring the urgent need to preserve these vital Indigenous heritages.

Casa Roig Musuem, Humacao, Puerto Rico

Discover the unexpected reach of the Prairie School movement in the Caribbean through Casa Roig in Humacao, Puerto Rico—a 1920 masterpiece by Antonin Nechodoma, blending Frank Lloyd Wright’s influence with local heritage.